Telegram-herald., 1887-08-15

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she was wc~i won and married 70 EcUafd
Willard. a news butcher On las train. hand
some and Of rather renned appearance.
Two weeks later they separated aDd ies
weeks stiu later be was arrested for stsai-
lrg suit Of cioiass IIcm his room tasiei
5ur Eas acquitted, as Tie complainant i2iied
- appear against aim. la tae meantime
Mrs. Willard lad applied 10 The superior
Court for q divorce from EtSard. charging
him with extreme cruelty aud threatening
her lie. While awaiting the proceedlngs
she secuTot a position slngiag hash ia a
down town restaurant.
last week ste was granted decree By
Judge buTlingame, and IN mentioning =
this paser incidentally stated thal she was
4 cheap actress. The writer having been tod
by several parties who knew Ler that she
had appeared with the Lester-Ciendaie Dra-
matte Company, a local organization, Ia
Grimes Of Great City"
Saturday evening the late Mrs. Willard,
who has readjusted her name, approached
reporter on Monroe 81. with rather dan
gerOus light in her luminous eyes.
Her dress was somewhat palmer
than al the time OF her first appearance
bar her face had lost none OF the pro-
nOunced coloring which formerly made II
50 conspicuous. After making sure that
she was talking TO q representative OF the
IEiFGRAM- " ERALD she said. Il don't see
| what the IELEGEAN- II ERALD has got against
me. In mentioning my divorce last week
| they stated that ! was cheap actress. Now
| J don't see what grounds they have for say
| ing SO, as never was ON a STAGE. large or
| small, nor don't want 10 be, but If did /
| am sure could command as large wages as
anyone who ever went on the stage from
| this city. / think IL is real mean
TO say such things about me- for / never
said | was an actress, although ! have
| taken lessons in elocution. / wish you
would correct the error and ] will excuse
| the one who wrote il. The reporter po-
| litely informed her that he would state
what she had told him and she passed on
With one of her most bewitching smiles.
| II Is TO be hoped that the unintentional
error will in no wise injure Iida in the eyes
| of theatrical managers, should she ever
wish to astonish the public with her powers
| of elocution.